The Crow (1994) directed by Alex Proyas

Okay so update! My family and I are all okay, the only real injury is my siblings ankle got twisted or something while we where getting out and it's swollen to heck but aside from that we all got out pretty okay.

We've got semi-stable living conditions atm, can't really go into detail there but we're okay for right now and the community where we live has been amazing and giving us a lot of support. Thank you to everyone who left kind messages on the last post, I really appreciated it and it meant a lot to me.

I don't have the brain power for dm's at the moment but I'm sending hugs to y'all <3

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It is sending me every time Pazzi showed Will this picture of young Hannibal and hoped Will would help him catch him, while stating in the same episode that Hannibal sent Will his heart. Man, are you serious? Did you see the way Will looked at that picture? Didn’t it cross your mind that if they are not married yet, this valentine is part of their courtship???

“My father hated me. I’m sure that he hadn’t always hate me, but he had hated me for as long as I could remember. I wasn’t the perfect son. I couldn’t say my ‘s’es. I struggle to read, leading to rumors of illiteracy. My older brother, John, was the perfect one… and John was perfect. He made it his mission to make me say ‘s’ right. It didn’t always hold, but it was the kindness that mattered.

“But that wasn’t what made my father hate me. No, that happened when I was four. I don’t remember much of that day, or the days that followed, very well. It was winter and the nearby stream had frozen over. John and I had gone out on it. The ice wasn’t as thick as we had thought it was. I plunged into the water and John got me out. He brought me back to the house. He’d been injured. How, I don’t remember. He’d gotten sick, too. Fallen seriously ill. And so, at the age of ten, my older brother died. My father never forgave me for John’s death. I don’t think my mother did either, but she wasn’t as clear about it. My father hated me for becoming heir.”

Lucas Wivenly’s thoughts on forgiveness are that he hasn’t forgiven his father. This is also complicated by the fact that Lucas feels a lot of guilt related to his brother’s death. He doesn’t truly forgive his father, though. Lucas lets go of his feelings of guilt and anger and resentment. He sees the way that the Bridgerton family interacts, the kind ways they love each other, and eventually realizes that he needs to let go. He can’t change the fact that Archibald Wivenly hates him or that his father wishes that he had been the brother who died. What good is there in holding onto this even more.

In terms of reconciliation, Lucas and his father never truly discuss or reconcile their issues. In fact, Lucas alienates himself from his father after his fiancé, Georgiana Crane, gives Archibald a strong dressing down for his treatment of Lucas. Even after Lucas and Georgiana have their boys, Archibald gets limited interactions. Lucas and Archibald are civil at best, preferring to leave their acquaintance to public settings. Lucas is never going to fully confront his father, it’s not in his nature. He isn’t opposed to reconciliation. Maybe, in a modern world, Lucas and Archibald could reconcile. But, they’re in the Victorian era, and so, any chance at reconciliation is next to nothing.

omg cellbit this is so sexy hahaha

Do you ever think you’re not meant for this world and would fit so much more easily into the depraved sex horror mutilation novels you’re so fond of

I love when callers just start telling me shit that is absolutely not my business

I posit there is no greater sad sack in television history than Grady Fletcher.

azure probably had a personal library/museum of history regarding the world before the rupture. mostly bc it has all of his and chrysi’s past lives recorded there. & after chrysi returns to selene post-the Fuckening on the pole, she finds it boarded up and all of azure’s historical documents and artifacts confiscated. that’s the last straw for her.

The Crow (1994)  directed by Alex Proyas

fandom calling pudding selfish for what she did at the end of wci don't understand the nuances of being an absolute gaslight gatekeep girlboss who can't help but be messy to further the plot

i need to go commit murder against sibbi black briar

assumption based on your fanfics: you have pets. i’m thinking maybe more than one. there seems to be an element of delightful chaos that occurs in the stories i’ve read

image text: gendervapor14 asked: followup ask: i realize now the prompt said extremely specific. so i will extremely specify. you have two dogs and a cat. one of the dogs is quite large.

GEN, I'M FUCKING CACKLING.

I HAVE NEVER HAD PETS. I LIVE WITH AN EXTREMELY ALLERGIC-TO-THE-WORLD INDIVIDUAL AND ACTUALLY GREW UP TERRIFIED OF DOGS AND ALL THE CATS I'VE MET HAVE BEEN BASTARDS WHO PUSH THEIR OWNERS AROUND.

That being said, it wouldn't surprise me if I end up with exactly this in the future after I get my own place, just because that's how life goes.

I really don’t understand this. Why would she just assume that he wouldn’t want the throne after everything that happened to him and Juliana? And why would she think it’s so easy to walk away even if he doesn’t?? This is stupid

Pulling an Kripke and killing off Ava’s fiancé so that she has no choice but to join Sam Winchester and His Roving Gang of Special Children (and also Dean)